Corporate dems like @RepDonBeyer want 230 seats in Congress for the wrong reasons. The plan is to stop progressives from implementing policies supported by most Americans. Talking points eventually fall and corp. dems true feelings surface.
Regrettably, corporate dems will not stop their anti-working people agenda. Their empty rhetoric falls apart when tested.
Judge finds that @elonmusk and the head of DHS used the weight of the federal government to attack a civil servant for no reason— just made it up. Guess what they said she did?
*The Knotts case said we never equated police efficiency with unconstitutionality but was willing to review cases in the future.
Finally, a court found that the use of ALPRs is unconstitutional. I hope the Fourth Circuit considers this in the Schmidt case.
He knows better.
Galloway: When you use the term genocide, I think it connotes a notion that whoever’s committing this genocide is guilty of something so horrific that it justifies, potentially, a genocide against them.
El-Sayed: Calling something a genocide DOES NOT justify a genocide. You can’t say that because one group committed a genocide that a genocide ought to be justified against them. That is not the argument anyone is making.
Only in Alexandria do you forfeit your First Amendment right to free speech just for the privilege of addressing the Council on a Saturday morning. Oh yeah! Because nothing says “weekend plans” like rushing to the council chamber.
Councilmember Aguirre publicly said that the Council intentionally drafted the public participation policy to be “vague”—specifically referencing those who are running for public office I.e. political speech.
The Second Circuit ruled that officers do not need a warrant or suspicion to search your phone at airports.




